Episode 7: Sonic Surgery with Joe Solo

Tony and Jim pick the brain of producer, songwriter, composer, and music industry veteran Joe Solo. We explore the vast expanse of Joe's experience producing both major label and independent artists. Joe helps us count down the Top Ten songs on the HomeGrownHits.com charts, commenting sagely on quite a few of them. We build to a finish at new Number One song "You And I for Now", by Renee Winter. [Recorded May 2, 2013] Joe Solo discovered recording artist Macy Gray, and has worked with Michael Jackson, Shinedown, and Fergie. His songs have played on One Tree Hill, The OC, Major League Baseball, Dancing with the Stars, and many other TV programs. One of Joe's major current projects is his Music Success Workshop series.

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